EASY TO CREATE GATE FOLD CARDS - SO MANY CHOICES!

Hi Stampers!

Today we are going to take a look at Gate Fold Cards. If you are looking for a versatile card fold, the gate fold card is for you. There are so many variations of this fold out there, and new ones keep coming. I thought it would be worthwhile to go over the “how tos” for basic gate fold cards, and a couple of stepped up gate folds. Let’s take a look at some samples:

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EASY TO CREATE GATE FOLD CARDS

GATE FOLD CARDS

These cards are versatile, and that is a big plus, but there are a few characteristics of these cards that might be challenging. Here are some pros and cons:

PROS

* These cards are different from the everyday card, but not too different.

* For many versions the card base measurements are the same as for a regular A-2 card, the scoring is different.

* Many gate fold cards can be created in either portrait or landscape versions.

* Closure choices are many and can really be the WOW for the card. You can see four closure options 

    HERE.

* These cards are great for showing off patterned papers and using scraps!

* White card bases are classic and certainly can be used for these cards, but when it comes to gate fold cards - pull out the colored cardstock! The colors add a lot of zip, especially to the inside of the card.

CONS

* Some versions of gate fold cards require card bases of different dimensions than the normal A-2 size card. This can be challenging if you pre-cut your card bases. 

* Keeping the “gates” closed can be challenging.

* On occasion, the gates do not line up perfectly and there will be a slight (very slight)gap. Some find it frustrating. This can be overcome by scoring and folding the gate (flap) on one side, then folding over the other side to meet it, press down the fold, and go over with bone folder.

* Some of the more elaborate gate folds can be frustrating to create. Making a practice card using printer paper or scraps can help you decide whether or not the card is the right card for you to create at this time. If not, give it a try again in a few months. You might be surprised.

* Some versions are a bit thicker than regular cards, and may require an envelope that is a bit larger.

* Gate fold cards might require additional postage for mailing.

BASIC GATE FOLD CARD 

Portrait Orientation

WHAT YOU NEED

* Card base - cardstock cut at 8 1/2” x 5 1/2” score along the 8 1/2” side at 2 1/8” and 6 3/8” (or 2 1/8” on each end). Fold each end panel toward the center of the card. 

* Layers - Patterned Paper - for front - cut two at 5 1/4” x 1 7/8” (if you’d like another layer cut 2 at 5” x 1 5/8”)

* Inside panel - white or light color cardstock cut at 5 1/4” x 4”

* Focal panel- images / sentiments, etc. - this can be the closure

* Embellishments

* Adhesive

WHAT I USED

* Cardstock - Basic Black, Basic Gray, Basic White, Brushed Silver, Very Vanilla - inside (Stampin’ Up!)

* Patterned papers - (Stampin’ Up! - retired)

* Ink - Tuxedo Black -Memento

* Stamps - Tune In & dies, (Stampin’ Up!) Inside - Free Cake (Stampin’ Up! - retired)

* Embellushments - Stars (Stampin’ Up! - retired) Black Dots - Glistening Night Confetti (Pink & Main)

 BASIC GATE FOLD CARD

Landscape Orientation

WHAT YOU NEED

* Card base- cut cardstock at 11” x 4 1/4” and score along the 11” side at 2 3/4” and 8 1/4” (or 2 3/4” from each end). Fold each end panel toward the center of the card.

* Layers -  patterned paper, cut 2 at 4” x 2 1/2” for the “gates” and 1 piece at 5 1/4” x 4” for the inside

* Inside sentiment panel- white or light color cardstock cut at 4 3/4”x 3 1/2”

* Focal panel - image, sentiment, etc - can be the closure.

* Embellishments

* Adhesive

WHAT I USED

* Cardstock - Daffodil Delight and Basic White (Stampin’ Up!)

* Patterned paper - Surprise Party (Sunny Studios), Rainbow Glitter Paper(Scrapbook.com)

* Ink - Daffodil Delight (Stampin’ Up!)

* Stamp -Confetti Celebration (Stampin’ Up! - retired)

* Sentiment - Birthday Wishes - Word Dies (Scrapbook.com)

* Baker’s Twine

* Adhesive

OFFSET GATE FOLD CARD

Portrait Orientation

WHAT YOU NEED

* Card base - cut cardstock at 8 1/2” x 5 1/2” score along 8 1/2” side at 2 3/4” and 7” fold flaps inward toward center of card.

* Layers - cut patterned paper 1 piece at 5 1/4” x 2 1/2” and one piece at 5 1/4” x 1 1/4”

* Inside panel - white or light color cardstock cut at 5 1/4” x 4”

 * Focal image and closure of choice.

WHAT I USED

* Card base - Pretty In Pink and Basic White (Stampin’ Up!)

* Patterned Paper - Holiday Patterned Collection (Scrapbook.com)

* Stamps - Holiday Cheer, Essential Sentiments (Waffle Flower)

* Dies - Stylish Shapes (Stampin’ Up!)

* Embellishments - Bordered Ribbon - Pretty In Pink (Stampin’ Up!); gems - Snowscape (Sparkletz)

OFFSET GATE FOLD CARD

Landslide Orientation

WHAT YOU NEED

* Card base- cardstock cut at 11” x 4 1/4” scored along 11” side at 3 1/2” x 9”. Fold panels inward toward center of card.

* Layers - patterned papers cut 1 at 4” x 3 1/4” and cut 1 at 4” x 1 3/4”

* Inside panel - patterned paper - cut at 5 1/4” x 4” and white or light color cardstock cut at  4 3/4” x 3 1/2”

* Embellushments

* Adhesive

WHAT I USED

* Cardstock - Cajun Craze and Basic White (Stampin’ Up!)

* Patterned Papers - (Stampin’ Up! - retired)

* Stamps and matching dies - Bistro Burger and Round We Go (Stampin’ Up!)

* Other dies - Nested Essentials (Stampin’ Up!)

* Embellishments - Opaque Faceted Gems (Stampin’ Up! - retired)

DOUBLE GATE FOLD CARD

Portrait Orientation

WHAT YOU NEED

* Card base - Cardstock cut at 11” x5 1/2” score along 11” side at 1 1/4”, 3 3/8”,  7 5/8”, and 9 3/4”. 

Start at one end and on score lines and fold mountain, valley, valley, mountain. Use bone folders to sharply crease the folds. 

* Inside panel - Patterned paper (mat) cut at 5 1/4” x 4” and white or light color cardstock cut at 4 3/4” x 3 1/2”. Stamp inside sentiment on the cardstock.

* Patterned paper for outside of card - cut 2 from one pattern at 5 1/4” x 1 7/8” . Cut 2 from another pattern at 5 1/4” x 1”.

* Other - cardstock, stamps, inks, embellishments, to complete cards (if ribbon is used cut about 22”.

* Adhesive, glue dot to hold ribbon in place if used.

WHAT I USED

* Cardstock - Boho Blue and Basic White (Stampin’ Up!)

* Patterned paper cut- (Stampin’ Up! - retired)

* Stamps - Moon Baby, Bundled Baby (Stampin’ Up! - retired)

* Ribbon - Boho Blue (Stampin’ Up! - retired)

* Circle Dies - Ever Lasting Circle Dies (Spellbinders)

* Inks - Tuxedo Black (Memento); Boho Blue (Stampin’ Up!); Stampin’ Blends (Stampin’ Up!) - Lemon Lolly, Boho Blue, Crumb Cake, Pretty In Pink, Natural Tones #1000

DOUBLE GATE FOLD 

Square card

WHAT YOU NEED

* Card base - cardstock cut at 11” x 4 1/4” score on 11”side as for previous card, at 1 1/4”, 3 3/8”, 7 5/8” and 9 3/4”. Start at one end and fold mountain, valley, valley, and mountain. Go over folds with bone folder.

* Inside panel - patterned paper cut at 4” x 4” and white or light color cardstock cut at 3 1/2” x 3 1/2”

* Patterned papers for front of card - cut 2 at 4” x 1 7/8”; cut 2 more from another patterned paper at 4” x 1”.

* Other supplies needed to complete the cards. (I used 22” of ribbon for my closure).

WHAT I USED

* Cardstock - Gorgeous Grape, Basic White (Stampin’ Up!)

* Patterned papers -  (Stampin’ Up! - retired)

* Stamps - Wisteria Wishes (Stampin’ Up! - retired); Round We Go (Stampin’ Up!)

* Inks - Highland Heather, Gorgeous Grspe, Garden Green (Stampin’ Up!)

* Ribbon - (Stampin’ Up! - retired)

LOTS OF GATE FOLD CARDS

The gate fold card versions I shared today are just the tip of the iceberg. There are so many other gate folds - floating gate folds, reverse gate folds, pop up gate folds, and on and on! Those are cards for another day. Thank you so much for stopping by. Until next time …

Stamp Happy!

Kim

CLOSE THE GATE! FOUR CLOSURES FOR GATE FOLD CARDS- A STAMP HAPPY HOLIDAYS POST

Hi Stampers!

If memory serves, the first fun fold card I ever made was a basic gate fold card, and it was a Christmas card! I think gate fold cards are one of the quickest fun fold cards to make, and the most versatile. There are many so many variations on the gate fold. The gate fold can be created in either portrait or landscape orientation, and when it comes to closing the gate, you have lots of options. That is what we are going to talk about today, keeping the gate closed! Let’s take a look at the sample cards:

Here we have four options for keeping the gate card closed: weigh it down with a layered focal image, use a belly band, tie it up with ribbon, or use a sliding closure. We’ll take a look at each method separately in this post. Today’s cards are all portrait orientation. The measurements for the card base and layers are the same for all cards and are listed below. 

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CLOSE THE GATE!

MEASUREMENTS FOR THE BASIC GATE FOLD CARD

* Card base - red cardstock (Real Red) cut at 8 1/2” x 5 1/2” scored on 8 1/2” side 2 1/8” on each end (or at 2 1/8” x 6 3/8). Fold score lines toward center of card (valley folds).

* Inside panel - white cardstock (Basic White) 5” x 3 3/4” stamp inside image and inside greeting and die cut with Deckled Rectangles dies (Stampin’ Up!®️) the cut out measures about 4 1/4” x 3”.

* Cardstock layers for focal image the actual size of these layers is based on the ssize of the focal image. My focal I age measures about 1 3/4” tall and 1 1/4” wide.  - white cardstock 2 1/4” x 2”; red cardstock cut at 2 1/2” x 2 1/4”, green cardstock (Shaded Spruce) cut at 2 3/4” x 2 1/2”; red cardstock cut at 3” x 2 3/4”. Stamp the focal image on the piece of white cardstock. Layer as instructed for each individual closure.

* Patterned paper - Design of choice; cut 2 pieces at 5 1/4” x 1 7/8” and 1 at 5 1/4” x 4” (this is optional)

ASSEMBLY

* Use bone folder on scored fold lines to make the crisp. This helps to keep the two front flaps closed

* Adhere the two strips of patterned paper in place on the card front flaps.

* Adhere the patterned paper inside the card if you are using it.

* Add the die cut inside panel - center it 

* Add closure of choice.

OPTION ONE - WEIGH IT DOWN

For this version we’ll keep the card closed (mostly) by centering a matted focal image over both front panels.

*Assemble Focal Piece

 -  Mat the stamped panel with red mat. Mat this on the green mat, then add the larger red mat.

 -  Place adhesive on the back of the left side of the matted focal image, making sure the adhesive does not go beyond the edge of the left flap of the card front. 

 -  Center on card front, and press to adhere.

NOTE - the focal image can be taller and wider than the image I used, just adjust the measurements for the mats. 

WEIGH IT DOWN GATE FOLD CARD

INSIDE OF CARD

OPTION TWO - USE A BELLY BAND

For this version we’ll close the card with a removable belly band. You will need a piece of red cardstock that measures about 9 1/2”x 1”.

* Assemble focal piece as instructed for previous card.

* Wrap the 9 1/2” x 1” strip around the card (short ways). The two ends will overlap. It is best to have them overlap on the front side of the card. The seam will be covered up by the focal image. When the belly band is snug, but loose enough to move up down use adhesive to glue the belly band together. 

* Adhere the focal image to the belly band, keeping the adhesive on the center of the focal piece - short ways.

BELLY BAND GATE FOLD CARD

INSIDE OF CARD

OPTION THREE - TIE IT DOWN WITH RIBBON

Using ribbon to tie down the card front is similar to the belly band idea. I used 21” of red ribbon.

* Assemble the focal images as for the previous two cards.

* Wrap the ribbon around the center of the card with the ends on the right hand side. 

* Adjust the ribbon so the ends are even. Place something like an acrylic block on the ribbon ends. 

* Carefully slip a glue dot under the ribbon near the inner edge of the left hand flap, or use tape to hold it in place.

* Place adhesive on the back of the left hand side of the focal piece, as for the first option. 

* Put the focal image in place right over the ribbon.

* Tie the ribbon in a bow on the right hand side of the card.

TIED RIBBON CLOSURE GATE FOLD CARD

OPTION FOUR - SLIDING CLOSURE

There are options for this option as there are a couple of different ways to create the closure mechanism. You can adjust the size of the mechanism to best fit your focal image. The measurements I am providing will work for a matted image that measures 3” tall by 2 3/4” wide.

Sliding Closure Option A

Here is what you will need for the sliding closure:

* 4 pieces of cardstock  cut at 3” x 2 3/4”.  For my card I cut two pieces from red cardstock and two from white cardstock. One of the red pieces serves as the large mat for the focal piece.

* Ribbon - I used green, - about 2 1/2” long. (Optional)

Assemble

* Score each white piece of card stock at 1 3/8” along the 2 3/4” side and fold. Use bone folder to reenforce the folds. 

* Put adhesive on one of the folded sides of the white cardstock pieces. Adhere it to one of the red pieces of cardstock with the fold toward the center of the piece. Repeat with the other piece of white cardstock. Bump the folded edge right up against the folded edge of the other piece of white cardstock. Get it as close as possible. The white pieces should resemble an X.

* Put adhesive on the back side of the second piece of red cardstock. Line it up even with the sides of the sliding piece, and press to adhere.

* If using the ribbon, fold in half and tape in place at the about 1/2” down at center top of one side of the closure piece. This is now the “front.” 

* On the back side of the piece, hold each side and bend toward the center. Lay the piece with the front side down. It should look like a V on a table.

* Adhere the focal piece into place on the front of the mechanism.

* To close the card slip the closure mechanism between the two front flaps of the card. The mechanism will slide into place.

* If the piece of ribbon was used it will function like a pull tab for the card.  If no ribbon is used just slide the piece by holding the edges of the mechanism.

Sliding Closure Option B

For this option the height can be changed but not the width. Be sure to use your bone folder on every fold. Flatten the folds as much as possible. Use cardstock the same color as the largest mat or white. 

This mechanism will be smaller than the matted panel. The finished piece will be 2 1/2”square.

* Cut cardstock at 10” x 2 1/2” score along the 10” side at 2 1/2”, 3 3/4”, 5”, 7 1/2”, and 8 3/4”.

* Starting at the 2 1/2” score line valley fold, mountain fold, valley, valley, and finally a mountain fold.

* Go over all fold lines with bone folder.

* Place piece on table with the larger section to the left and the smaller section to the right.

* Place glue on the second section on right, fold down onto the larger section to the left.

* Place adhesive on the next small section, and press to the right, and adhere into place. Get it as close to the edge of the other section as possible. Keep using the bone folder to reenforce the folds.

* Apply adhesive to the last section, and fold it down over the piece. 

* The piece should resemble an X. 

* Adhere it centered to the back side of the focal piece. 

* Slide the piece along the front of the card to close.

SLIDING CLOSURE GATE FOLD CARD

INSIDE OF CARD

GATE FOLD CARDS

Thank you for stopping by today for this Stamp Happy Holidays post. Check out other holiday posts by typing Stamp Happy Holidays in the search box. Until next time . . .

Stamp Happy!

Kim

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Seasons of Fun (retired)

Cardstock- I use Stampin’ Up! Cardstock. All colors used today, Real Red, Shaded Spruce, and Basic White, are current, and available through a Stampin’ Up! demonstrator or the Stampin’ Up web site.

STAMPIN’ UP!

Inks - Memento Tuxedo Black and Stampin’ Blends (alcohol markers) - Real Red, Shaded Spruce, Pecan Pie, and Wild Wheat. All are current.

SIMPLY ZINNIA BUNDLE AND THREE EASY TO MAKE CARDS - IN DETAIL

Hi Stampers!

Spring is here, and I am looking forward to gardening! Every year along with our vegetable garden we plant patches of sunflowers, cosmos, and zinnias. I enjoy the all the flowers, but zinnias are my favorite. They are just so colorful! Once again the name of this flower is pronounced differently by different regions. Some of you pronounce the name “ZIN EE UH,” while others pronounce it “ZIN YUH.” Where I live we say “ZEEN YUH.” However one pronounces the name, zinnias are just so joyful and add a pop of color anywhere you find them, even on cards!

For today’s cards I  am using the SIMPLY ZINNIAS BUNDLE and some other items from the SIMPLY ZINNIA SUITE of products. These products are ONLINE EXCLUSIVES and can be viewed in the ONLINE STORE.

Let’s take a look at the cards:

SIMPLY ZINNIA BUNDLE

DIE CUTS

STAMPED IMAGES

VIDEOS

SIMPLY ZINNIA BUNDLE AND 

THREE EASY TO MAKE CARDS

PART 1

SIMPLY ZINNIA BUNDLE AND 

THREE EASY TO MAKE CARDS 

PART 2

ZINNIAS FOR YOUR DAY GATE FOLD CARD

SUPPLIES  & ASSEMBLY NOTES FOR THIS CARD

* Simply Zinnia Bundle - images

* Beach Day stamp set - sentiments

* Card base - Lemon Lime Twist cardstock - 8 1/2” x 5 1/2” scored along the 8 1/2” side at 2 1/8” and 6 3/8” (or score at 2 1/8” on one side, turn and score at 2 1/8” on other side). Fold each score line toward the center (mountain folds).

* Inside panel - Basic White cardstock cut at 5 1/4” x 4”

* Mats - Flowering Zinnias DSP - cut two at 5 1/4” x 1 7/8”

* Focal panel Lemon Lime Twist cardstock and Basic White cardstock - die cut with dies listed below.

* Deckled Circles Dies - 3 1/4” diameter (use with Lemon Lime Twist) and 2 78” diameter (use with Basic white cardstock)

* Focal image & inside image -  Basic White cardstock for stamping images (single zinnia and double leaves - die cut using matching dies) stamp and die cut two of each image.

* Inks - Blackberry Bliss (stamp zinnia images and greeting with this), Garden Green (stamp leaves images with this); Stampin’ Blends - Blackberry Bliss (light and dark), Berry Burst (light & dark), Lemon Lime Twist (light and dark), Granny Apple Green (light & dark), Daffodil Delight (dark)

* Embellishments - Festive Pearls - Gold - 3

* Adhesive of choice and dimensionals  - (use dimensionals for focal image - flower)

ZINNIAS AND ENCOURAGEMENT FAUX WINDOW CARD

SUPPLIES & ASSEMBLY NOTES FOR THIS CARD

* Simply Zinnia Bundle - floral bunch & die, “sending flowers” sentiment for card inside 

* Courage & Faith stamp set - sentiment on front of card

* Card base - Lemon Lime Twist cardstock cut at 11” x 4 1/4” scored and folded at 5 1/2”

* Inside panel & window panel - Lemon Lolly cardstock cut two at 5 1/4” x 4”

* Focal mat - Flowering Zinnias DSP - 5 1/4” x 4” - use die to cut window

* Die - Everyday Details Dies - circle 3 1/4” diameter about 1/2” down from top and centered from left to right. (You can use any circle die with a similar diameter.)

* Focal panel - Basic White cardstock to stamp focal image 

* Inks - Memento Tuxedo Black, Lemon Lime Twist; Stampin’ Blends - Lemon Lolly (light & dark), Daffodil Delight (light & dark), Pumpkin Pie (light), Lemon Lime Twist (light and dark). Stamp the image on Basic White cardstock using the Memento Tuxedo Black ink.  Color with Stampin’ Blends. Use the Lemon Lime ink to stamp the sentiment and to stamp the flower image and inside sentiment.

* Embellishments - Brushed Brass Butterflies - 3

* Adhesive of choice and dimensionals to attach focal image

HAPPY BIRTHDAY 3-D ZINNIA CARD

SUPPLIES AND ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS FOR THIS CARD

* Simply Zinnia Bundle

* Beach Day - for inside sentiment

* Wanted to Say Dies (Happy Birthday die and matching mat) - Lemon Lolly and Pumpkin Pie cardstock for the sentiment.

* Card base - Lemon Lolly cardstock cut at 11” x 4 1/4” scored and folded at 5 1/2”  - use Lemon Lolly ink and single zinnia stamp to stamp random images on card front.

* Inside panel - Basic White cardstock cut at 5 1/4” x 4” stamp “Enjoy Today” with Pumpkin Pie ink and use Lemon Lolly ink to stamp a floral image in the lower left corner.

* DSP - Flowering Zinnia cut at 5 1/2” x 2”

* Cardstock for 3-D zinnia - Petal Pink & Calyso Coral, Pumpkin Pie, Crushed Curry, Granny Apple Green.

Petal Pink - cut 1 floral layer with largest center and 1 floral layer with smaller center

Calypso Coral - cut 1 floral image with smaller center

Granny Apple Green - cut stem and two leaves

Pumpkin Pie - cut flower center

Crushed Curry - cut the circle of little star shapes (disk florets)

* Inks - Lemon Lolly, Pumpkin Pie, Calypso Coral

* Sponge Daubers - highlight the flower petals with a bit of Calyso Coral ink

* Embellishments - Adhesive Backed Shiny Sequins - Lemon Lolly - 5

* Baker’s Twine Three Color Pack - Lemon Lolly about 7”

* Adhesive of choice, Adhesive Sheets for “Happy Birthday,” Dimensionals to attach flower to card front

VIDEO CARDS

Each card above is made like its matching card above. Below you will find a list of cardstock and inks used for the video cards.

ZINNIAS FOR YOU GATE FOLD VIDEO CARD 

SUPPLIES

* Card base - Calypso Coral

* Inside panel - Basic White cardstock

* Circle Die Cuts - Calypso Coral & Basic White cardstock

* DSP - Flowering Zinnias - Petal Pink pattern

* Inks - Calypso Coral, Garden Green; Stampin’ Blends - Petal pink (light and dark), Calypso Coral (light and dark), Pumpkin Pie (light), Daffodil Delight (dark), Granny Apple Green (light and dark)

ZINNIAS & ENCOURAGEMENT FAUX WINDOW VIDEO CARD

SUPPLIES

* Card base - Highland Heather cardstock

* Inside panel and front panel - Basic White cardstock

* Basic White cardstock for stamping

* DSP - Flowering Zinnias - Highland Heather pattern

* Inks - Memento Tuxedo Black, Gorgeous Grape; Stampin’ Blends - Fresh Freesia (light and dark), Highland Heather (light and dark), Pumpkin Pie (dark), Daffodil Delight (dark), Lemon Lime Twist (light and dark)

HAPPY BIRTHDAY 3-D ZIINIA VIDEO CARD

SUPPLIES

* Card base - Melon Mambo cardstock

* Inside panel - Basic White cardstock

* DSP - Flowering Zinnias - Real Red pattern

* Other cardstock - Real Red, Melon Mambo, Daffodil Delight, Granny Apple Green

* Ink - Melon Mambo

* Embellishment - Shiny Sequins - Melon Mambo

BONUS CARDS - SUPER SIMPLE BIRTHDAY CARDS

If you happen to have the Flowering Zinnias DSP, you have noticed this design, and how the flowers on one side are upside down! This page is designed to allow for the creation of 6 card fronts. Many of Stampin’ Up!’s DSP packs include a page designed for this purpose. 

Simply put the paper in the trimmer at 6” (cut between the flowers). Cut each half at 4” and 8”. This will give you six pieces that measure 6” x 4”. For a layer on an A-2 card front trim to 5 1/4”. Where you trim will depend on if you want to stamp the greeting directly on the DSP or and a greeting elsewhere. You can trim the 3/4” evenly from the top and bottom of the DSP, from the bottom only, or from the top only. 

FLOWERING ZINNIAS CARDS

SUPPLIES USED

* Beach Day stamp set for sentiment - inside and out (Happy Birthday and Enjoy Today)

* Flowering Zinnias DSP  (design shown above)

* Card bases - Gorgeous Grape, Melon Mambo, and Crushed Curry cardstock, each cut at 8 1/2” x 5 1/2” scored and folded at 4 1/4”

* Inside panel - Basic White cardstock - 5 1/4” x 4”

* Inks - Gorgeous Grape, Melon Mambo, and Crushed Curry

* Embellishments - Glossy Dots - 3; Gorgeous Grape, Melon Mambo, and Daffodil Delight

SIMPLY ZINNIA CARDS

That’s it for today. Thank you so much for dropping in. Until next time . . . 

Stamp Happy!

Kim

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